Easy & Difficult - English Idioms

I had no problems in the exam...
1. It was a piece of cake.
2. It was a piece of pie.
3. It was a lot of cake.
4. It was a big cake.
He had to give a presentation to 20 managers on his first day.
1. They really threw him in at the deep end.
2. They really threw him in at the shallow end.
3. They really threw him into dangerous water.
4. They really threw him into the swimming pool.
There were no strikes, no traffic jams and no breakdowns.
1. It was plain sailing all the way.
2. It was easy sailing all the way.
3. It was plain driving all the way.
4. It was quick riding all the way.
She thought she could work full-time at the bank, set up a new fitness business and start a family...
1. She really bit off more than she could chew.
2. She really bit off more than she could eat.
3. She really ate more than she could bite.
4. She really chewed more than she could swallow.
It's ____________ to get there - just go straight on for the next 10 miles and you're there!
1. dead easy
2. very fast
3. very easy
4. easy dead
At first, setting up your own business can seem like ________________ but if you keep going and ask for help, it should get easier.
1. an uphill struggle
2. a struggle up the hill
3. struggling up a hill
4. a mountainous struggle
I think you'll like our new time management app - it's _____________ to set up and really saves you time and money too!
1. child's play
2. child play
3. like a child playing
4. easy for a child